In the latest batch of monthly property data by leading Spanish valuation firm Tinsa, figures reveal incremental nation-wide price increases and continued stability. Property prices across Spain increased by 3.6 per cent over the last year, the fourth consecutive rise. Remaining steady in March, prices fell slightly in April and saw an incremental rise of 0.5 per cent in May. Spanish property prices have now risen by 14.4 per cent since ... [Read More]

Global alternative investment firm, Värde Partners have announced an agreement with Sareb to manage a portfolio of residential development assets in Spain valued at over € 800 million. The agreement includes a 10 per cent stake in Sareb’s newly-formed Bank Asset Fund holding the portfolio, and will be managed and developed independently by Aelca, a Spanish residential developer and asset management company acquired by Värde-owned ... [Read More]

Investment fund Mabel Capital has announced plans to embark on a large-scale luxury property development in the Costa del Sol's Estepona.Owned by the Balaeric entrepreneur Abel Matutes (son of the ex-minister and company of the same name) and his partner Manuel Campos Guallar, the project will involve the construction of more than 30 front-line beach residencies.Based in Madrid, Mabel Capital's portfolio consists of investments related ... [Read More]

German investment fund Aquila Capital have announced plans to undertake a major urban development that will rejuvenate the old industrial zone of La Princesa in Malaga. The 100 million euro development will include the projected construction of 750 new homes and commercial spaces distributed throughout the zones of Santa Rufina, San Lucas and San Fermín.AQ Acentor, Aquila Capital's real estate arm in Spain will lead the development of ... [Read More]

The Spanish property market is in better health in 2019 than it has been for over a decade. Transaction levels are up, domestic and foreign demand continue to rise and prices are steadily increasing. International demand is at record levels, with 25% more foreign buyers in Spain in 2018 than at the markets peak before the crash in 2008. Below boom-level property prices, rising employment and low interest rates continue to propel the ... [Read More]